DB: 11.2.0.3 & OS: RHEL5 Easy Connect Naming method enhances the host naming method by allowing for a port and service specification. My question is does Oracle 11g support Host naming method?
I installed Oracle 11g Express edition in my local Machine(Windows 7).listener.ora, tnsnames.ora files seems fine. Service and listener are running; While trying to connect to the my db sqlplus>connect sys/oracle as sysdba
I am getting "ora - 12543 TNS: destination host unreachable."
what could be the issue. Find below listener.ora, sqlnet.ora, tnsnames.ora files:=
What tool can be used to monitor Oracle host on Windows environment if the database goes down? I know about "Nagios" but like to know is there any other tool available?
I have a Host system of windows 8, installed the Virtual Box Latest edition.The guest OS is the oracle Linux that came with the Pre-Built Developer VMs from Oracle.The VM is set to HOST ONLY network setting. Now, the thing is that i want to access the Oracle in the guest machine from my windows host machine.the guest OS shows the IP address as 192.168.56.101. I can ping the IP address from the HOST machine, but cannot connect theSQL developer to the oracle in the guest OS from the host machine. It keeps on saying the Network adapter cannot connect. do not say that install the oracle in window itself. I actually want to do the same on my macbook pro as that is my primary machine.
Due to some some Network issues . we have planing to move oracle database one domain to another domain changing domain name and IP address of oracle database . if want to change oracle database 10g(10.2.0.5.0) 32 bit windows version what are setting s to change in oracle database.
This error occurs while trying to print a report in a PDF format using Oracle Application Express 3.0. I'm not sure what this means and how to fix it. I'm running Oracle 10g on Windows Vista.
ORA-29273: HTTP request failed ORA-06512: at "SYS.UTL_HTTP", line 1186 ORA-12570: TNS: packet reader failure
This is the first time I'm attempting to print to a PDF. I did follow configuration according to the Oracle documentation. I selected the Standard configuration that uses the built-in Apache FOP or another standard XSL-FO processing engine.
I have one form in which there are master detail blocks. I am entering one record in master block and corresponding entry in detail block. If again I am entering a new record in master block, of course the corresponding entry is getting erased since the block is getting changed.
After entering the data in master block I want to pop a message as 'whether you want to duplicate the same entry in detail block '. If yes, then how can I copy the same details which i have entered for previous record? Can I use duplicate_record built in? If yes, How?
I have been testing out a form using 10.1.2.0.2 on a v10.2.0.1 db and in my local env. the form works correctly i.e. if I make a change and 'post' it and then exit and press NO (when asked to save changes) then it correctly leaves the value in the database as it originally was.
The process works by the user pressing a button in form A (read only form) and this opens form B (using open_mode,session,activate) and the user makes their change(s) in form B (a 'post' command is issued in a When New Rec Inst trigger on a db block when the user navigates to a new record within the same block if it is determined that the block status <> 'QUERY') before returning to form A and pressing 'NO' when prompted to save changes.
However, if I run the same process in the TEST env. using the same executable against the same database then it actually updates the database value.
I have tested this by adding a debug message at the end of form B to retrieve the db value back AFTER having issued a clear_form(no_commit) just for the sake of the test and it still returns me the 'new' i.e. amended value - which is obviously incorrect. From what I can see it would appear that the commit occurs straight after the 'post' has been issued and well before the user even exits the form.
Is this a known bug with the 'post' built-in or could it be that a parameter is set to act in this way (i.e. is there an 'autocommit' setting that is 'ON') within the application server?
Is there anyway to speed up the performance of the go_record built it or is there an alternative way to do it.
I have a table with nearly 30,000 rows and I would like to implement a text field that will allow the user to jump to a specified record. The only problem is if they try to jump too far away it will take a long time to load (beginning to end of 30,000 takes over a minute).
This problem doesn't arise if all the records, or up to the one they are jumping to, have been fetched already, but even if I fetch all records at the beginning it will still take a long time to initially load them.
I have a client who is facing the above error. Everything used to work perfectly but since a week, he gets this error message on a specific FORM. No updates have been made to the FORM.
The FMXs are stored on the database server(10G R3, Windows 2003 R2) and the Client terminals access them through a network drive.When executing the conflicting FORM on the server, no error.
I call the DBMS_ERROR_CODE routine from a FORM-LEVEL ON-ERROR trigger :
DECLARE ERR NUMBER; BEGIN IF DBMS_ERROR_CODE=-1 THEN MSG('Client existant',ERR,'E'); ELSE
[code]....
Code for procedure MSG :
PROCEDURE MSG(TXT_MSG IN VARCHAR2 , RET_REP OUT NUMBER , TYPE_MSG IN CHAR DEFAULT 'I' , LABEL_BUT1 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'OK' , LABEL_BUT2 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL , LABEL_BUT3 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL) IS VL_ALERT ALERT; BEGIN
I still have a legacy apps built using Forms 6i and Reports 6i running against Oracle 10g database on a Windows XP client and Windows 2008 server.It seems working well on Windows 7 client (32-bit only), but I think that it needs to test this apps.
We are going to test migration of g10 to g11. To reduce maintenance of configuration we want to install new Oracle on the same server and start on the same port with the same SID. To achieve that we are going to configure new Oracle on different IP and hostname (managed by DNS, whatever). So listener will be configured like for different servers with identical SIDs.
I will be duplicating my production database back to a few weeks ago on my test server, to retrieve certain data. I am running 11g standard edition, not using a recovery catalog.
Below are the basic steps I plan to take in a nutshell.
1. Copy the backup files to the test system
2. In the rman run block (on the test server) A. Set newname for each of the datafiles and tempfiles (don't have many files) B. Duplicate command to point in time, specifying backup location and no filename check.
I want to host name and max logon day from the below query But host name not belongs to start with 'IRS%' and 'EMEAUKIMIV00023828'.
My question is How to handle the backslash in oracle 8i and also check the below query is ok or not,
select host, max(logon_day) from ( select host,logon_day from system.stats$user_log where host not like 'IRS%' AND not in ('EMEAUKIMIV00023828')) group by host;
Here i have three tier application. I want to know it host name from sid or sqlid . I want to know which query run on which host. Because i have one user from application to database. So i want to know which query consume more time on which host ?
I've got a problem when I use the HOST procedure to work with DOS Prompt. When I access the DOS Prompt via Oracle Forms HOST Procedure, the name of files and folders got limited by 8 chars plus extension. Lets suppose I want to copy a file and the file name is my_image.jpg. What I have to do is:
HOST('copy MY_IMA~1 C:TEMPIMAGE01');
I guess it sucks cause the function GET_FILE_NAME give me the filename as my_image.jpg. Do I have to convert the filename every time?
Is it possible, Oracle let me connect to an running +ASM instance from a different host? I.E, +ASM running on X host and i want to connect from Y host. (yes Y host has the asm entry in the tnsnames.ora).
We plan to move the database to a new host with much more RAM, CPU. The new database server will have exactly the same OS version, Kernel version and the same version of database / grid standalone (ASM). I will have to install OS, Database software, Grid Standalone on the new server.
The current version of the database is 11.2.0.3.0 Enterprise Edition and the OS version is Oracle Enterprise Linux 6.3. However, we plan to use the same disks (ASM disks). I believe I don't need to use RMAN to do the migration, Is it correct?